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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Obert_Masaraure/">Obert Masaraure</a>, the spokesperson for the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC), says the sharp decline of the Zimbabwean dollar (ZWL) could be disastrous for rural communities, as they lack financial literacy.
Masaraure who is also the president of the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) said many people in rural areas depend on savings from farming produce to survive, and with the ongoing devaluation of the ZWL, they are at risk of becoming impoverished.
He said the lack of financial knowledge among rural communities also makes them vulnerable to inflation and price fluctuations. The rising food prices ahead of the elections have made matters worse for the rural population. He said:
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People in rural areas survive on savings from farming produce. With the continuous ZWL devaluation, the rural community will be rendered impoverished. 
Rural communities are unable to make informed decisions to hedge their savings from the marauding inflation, which leaves them more vulnerable. They are not informed about the value of the ZWL against the greenback and some are selling wares at a loss.
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There are concerns <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/06/010/zanu-pf-officials-fear-economic-crisis-may-cost-election-seats/">within the ruling ZANU PF</a> that the state of the economy may have an impact on the outcome of the August 23 harmonised elections. This is particularly worrying since the rural population is the constituency where the party has the majority of its support. 
According to official reports, on June 14, 2023, the exchange rate of the Zimbabwean dollar (ZWL) to the United States dollar was ZWL$ 5,978. However, by June 20, 2023, the exchange rate had fallen to ZWL$ 6,926.5764 to the dollar. This represents a significant decline in the value of the ZWL against the US dollar within a short period. The depreciation of the Zimbabwean dollar is more severe on the black market, where the United States dollar is being sold at around ZWL$ 7,900. 
The rapid devaluation of the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwean dollar</a> (ZWL$) in recent months has resulted in businesses increasing the prices of their goods and services. This development has affected many Zimbabweans, especially government workers who receive their salaries in the local currency. Despite the significant depreciation of the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe dollar</a>, the salaries of government workers have remained relatively unchanged. As a result, the depreciation of the currency has eroded the value of their salaries, leaving them worse off financially. This situation has caused significant concerns among government workers who are struggling to make ends meet due to rising costs of living. 
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The Finance and Economic Development Minister of Zimbabwe, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has announced additional measures to stabilize the country’s economy and the depreciating Zimbabwe dollar.
In a statement seen by Pindula News, Ncube said the additional measures include increasing the retention of domestic foreign currency sales to 100%, lifting all restrictions on the importation of basic goods, promoting the use of domestic currency, and introducing a system to manage the traceability of gold.
Ncube added that the government will also assume all <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">foreign currency debts</a> from the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe</a>, create a debt redemption fund, and tighten <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">monetary policy</a> to reduce bank lending and money creation.
Additionally, the government will continue to review civil servant salaries and allowances in line with these developments and policy measures. He added that the government remains committed to maintaining macroeconomic stability, preserving the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">purchasing power</a> of the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe dollar</a>, and restoring trust and confidence in the economy. We present the statement below:
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<h2>STATEMENT ON POLICY MEASURES TO STABILISE THE ECONOMY</h2>
Introduction
1. Under the National Development Strategy 1, Government has made considerable progress in fostering domestic macroeconomic stability by implementing a broad range of fiscal and monetary stabilisation measures.
2. In order to continue on the macroeconomic stabilisation front, Government on the 21 of May 2023, introduced the following additional measures to curb the further depreciation of the local currency and increases in prices marked in domestic currency: 
• Increasing the retention on domestic foreign currency sales to 100%- This has resulted in domestic businesses accessing more foreign currency from the market and this potentially translating into additional US dollar deposits in the banking system; 
• Adoption of all external loans by Treasury- This process is well under way and will result in all external liabilities being funded transparently through the National Budget; 
• Increasing Consumers’ Access to Basic Commodities- Lifting all restrictions on importation of basic goods which has promoted competition thereby resulting in a reduction in prices; and 
• Promotion of use of domestic currency by Government Agencies which is expected to further increase the demand for the local currency.
Following on the decision for adoption by Treasury, conferring full responsibility on it, of repaying all foreign currency denominated loans contracted through the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Government announces supportive measures as follows:
Government will implement the following measures as from 01 June 2023: 
• Treasury will now fund the Zimbabwe Dollar component of the 25% foreign currency surrendered by exporters, in order to eliminate the creation of additional money supply. The foreign currency collected from the 25% that is surrendered, will now be collected by Treasury and utilised in servicing the foreign currency loans assumed from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe. Banks will no longer withhold any foreign currency surrendered by exporters, and all the liabilities to the banks will be settled through Treasury. 
• Introduce a 1% tax on all foreign payments. 
• Maintain the USD Cash withdrawal tax at 2%. 
• Through Fidelity Gold Refinery, introduce a system to manage traceability of gold from its origin, both commercial and small scale, in line with international standards. 
• All excise duty on fuel will now be paid for in foreign currency.
3. In order to encourage banking of foreign currency, which is mainly in the informal sector, while promoting use of the local currency Government will: 
• Reduce the local interbank foreign transactions IMT tax to 1% ; 
• Reduce the POS IMT tax in foreign currency to 1%; 
• Promotion of use of the domestic currency: 
i. All Government Agencies including Parastatals will substantially now collect their fees in local currency; 
ii. Payments to ZESA by non-exporters will be made in the local currency; and 
ii. All Customs Duty to be payable in local currency, with the exception of designated or luxury goods. and where the importer opts to pay in foreign currency.
4. Treasury will assume all foreign currency debts from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on 01 June 2023.
5. Government shall create a debt redemption fund to service other external liabilities in line with the arrears clearance program. These will be funded through new levies and other resource mobilisation initiatives.
Other Supportive Policy Measures for Immediate Implementation 
6. The above will be supported by the following policy measures: 
• All export proceeds that remain unutilised after 90 days will be liquidated onto the interbank market. 
• The weekly auction will be limited to a maximum of US$5 million. • As from 1 June 2023, winning bids at the auction will be paid within 24 hours of award. 
• All public foreign currency debts will be contracted by Government and will be the responsibility of Treasury. 
• There will be tightening of monetary policy in order to reduce lending and hence money creation by banks. 
• All manufacturers selling general goods, such as cement, milk, soft drinks, etc for the export market, will now be required to charge VAT, which is refundable by ZIMRA after exporting.
7. Government will continue to sterilise excess liquidity already injected into the economy through issuance of Treasury bills, whilst the Reserve Bank will also continue to sterilise through appropriate monetary policy tools. 
8. With regards to externalisation of funds and transfer pricing, Government will strengthen surveillance and monitoring, complemented by a robust foreign currency payment system and information sharing system between financial institutions and ZIMRA.
9. Government will continue to review Civil Servants salaries and allowances in line with the above developments and policy measures, including increasing the threshold of the local currency IMT tax.
Conclusion
The assumption of the external obligations by Treasury and implementation of non-inflationary financing of the liabilities, coupled by sourcing of additional resources. will go a long way in reducing money supply growth and its impact on exchange rate depreciation and price increases.
Government remains firmly committed to the maintenance of macro-economic stability, the preservation of the purchasing power of the Zimbabwe dollar and the restoration of trust and confidence in the economy.
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